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Curriculum development still falling short
Teachers need to be more involved in curriculum developmentArticle
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Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed
Council adds emphasis on keeping members informedArticle
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ATA has programs and services for school leaders
The ATA is here to help school leaders in every role they playArticle
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Diversity Equity Networks strive to support and connect
Teacher-led DENs support members of excluded and equity-rooted communitiesArticle
Media Release
K-6 Draft Curriculum
The Association is calling for the Government of Alberta to stop all work on the draft curriculum pending an independent, open, and full review and rewrite.Article
December, 2021
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Association awards fellowships and scholarships
The winners of the 2023 ATA fellowships and scholarshipsArticle
Members' Update
Conduct and competence FAQ update
Update and FAQs on the new Code of Professional Conduct for Teachers and Teacher LeadersArticle
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Calgary teacher selected for prestigious fellowship
Calgary teacher will take part in National Geographic Society programArticle
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Long-time ATA legal counsel to receive honorary membership
The ATA selected Jim Casey, K.C., who acted as the ATA’s legal counsel with Field Law for two decades, is the recipient of the 2025 Honorary Membership AwardArticle
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Southeastern Alberta Teachers' Convention
February 18–20, 2027 Southeastern Alberta Teachers' Convention AssociationEvent
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Central Alberta Teachers' Convention
February 18–20, 2027 Central Alberta Teachers' Convention AssociationEvent
Convention
Endless Skies Teachers' Convention
February 11–13, 2027 Endless Skies Teachers' Convention AssociationEvent
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Our school leaders are teachers—and it’s a good thing
Shouldn’t a principal be spending time focused on schoolwide duties and responsibilities?Article